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fenesiistvan
4y ago
How Matrix is better then SIP?
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
The telecom industry runs around the legacy SIP/WebRTC protocols. What about these? Both of them can be secured (TLS/SRTP/DTLS), but they are usually centralized.
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4y ago
1. Drink beers 2. Become a weekend alcoholist 3. Wait for weekends Seriously, this is what I am doing and I am somehow satisfied. Looking for some more, but I haven't found it yet (the next satisfting thing is gaming, but after years
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
His Zuckerberg example doesn't sound as well now
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
Psychologists worry about the loss of transference of emotions with TTS.
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
Here in Romania there are different rules if you rent your house this way (hotel style). You have to pay much more for the administration/utilities costs, which has some compensation effect
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
MS Access?
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
I have the exact opposite experience. I always click on the "Trust this browser" button, but have to 2FA auth again after 2 minute. Another annoying thing: switching back to English language every time (my OS and browser is Englis
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4y ago
FPS games: Serious Sam and Left 2 Death.
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
Actually the websocket specification is so simple, that any novice developer should be able to easily implement it by just following the RFC (on top of any TCP library)
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
IDE: Borland JBuilder was a king. I am still using it Websockets: you can write your own in around 400 lines of code. I did it. The specification/RFC is really simple. Just a few bits above TCP
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
...hard to be a gamer husband in China :)
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
Haha. Where are you living? :) (I am in Romania, still EU)
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
This looks too much for me. Your parents can't reach you on phone.
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
I dont't konwn, if you realized that this user interface is just one of the many tabs
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fenesiistvan
4y ago
What kind of recession? US is always doing good during war time due to weapon industry.
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
There is a standard for this procedure: ICE.
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
- sending emails (spam filters) - publishing apps (app store / google play rules)
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
I don't see how this is relevant. Why anybody would download it from a non-official website? Maybe this post is just a Minerva advertisement.
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
MS Word converted with some tools to html, chm, pdf.
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
Yes. Actually I can't read the readmee because my eyes are auto focusing on the icons :)
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
And that feature adds ~20 msec more latency
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
5km??? Isn't this a big effort for beginners?
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
I haven't set any xiaomi account, and usb debugging works just fine.
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fenesiistvan
5y ago
What kind of security issues? A random native app is more secure?
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5y ago
They could add an opt-in flag for this per process. So developers could just turn on some "moderngui" flag in their win32 apps and with some little adjustements most of the apps could be modernized.
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fenesiistvan
6y ago
Jazzy radio budapest all day since years in my work-hours only.
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6y ago
Yes, exactly. Grandma should be able to easily publish. Now grandma doesn't say anything because the unnecessary complication pushed by google (https and now http3 which might be enforced a few years later. These has little to do with
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6y ago
After my opinion around 4% performance improvement doesn't justify the introduction of this more complicated protocol (maybe google knows how this benefit their ad business, like forcing everyody to https so they can increase their con
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6y ago
FTP directories are mostly protected by a password, so google can't search them. Removed from browser because not useful (even harmful) for the ad business.I don't see any other rationale for this action. An FTP client code is sma
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